Frango Kent Street
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Frango Kent Street is a casual Portuguese charcoal chicken restaurant in Sydney's CBD, known for half-chicken combos and a $10 dinner special with fries. Reviewers describe a relaxed room with plenty of seating and quick, friendly service, which suits a fast lunch or an easy dinner. Wynyard Park is about a 5-minute walk away.
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Food at Frango Kent Street
The menu centres on charcoal chicken: half a Portuguese chicken served with fries or tomato rice, and combos such as the King Freddie. Reviewers say the chicken is juicy and smoky and the fries are generous and salty. Lamb, pork and fresh salads are also on the menu, and one reviewer found the sides solid enough to build a complete meal. The website doesn't list vegetarian or vegan dishes.
What to order: Half Portuguese charcoal chicken with fries · The $10 dinner special
The house chilli sauce at Frango
The house-made chilli sauce comes on the chicken, on burgers, or as a dip for fries. One reviewer found it not too spicy, with a nice acidity, and suggested buying extra.
Facilities at Frango Kent Street
What visitors say about Frango Kent Street?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- 💬Reviewers praise the value of the $10 dinner special with half a chicken and fries.
- 💬Reviewers say the chicken is juicy and well seasoned, and the fries are generous.
- 💬Two recent reviewers say the service is quick and friendly.
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Visitor tips for Frango Kent Street
- ✓Arrive a little earlier at dinner: one reviewer says it gets very busy then.
- ✓There is a handwashing station inside, handy before and after eating, as two reviewers mention.
- ✓Choose a half chicken for the dinner special if you want the best value; reviewers rate it highly.
Getting to Frango Kent Street
332 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, in the CBD. Check parking before you drive. Wynyard Park is about a 5-minute walk, and Lang Park is about 8 minutes on foot.
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Was Frango Kent Street known as Cafe Pulsation?
Yes. The Kent Street shop was listed as Cafe Pulsation before it took the Frango name.
Does Frango Kent Street have a kids menu?
The website doesn't mention a kids menu, so check with the store before you visit.
Does Frango Kent Street have vegetarian or vegan options?
The website doesn't list vegetarian or vegan dishes, but it links to an allergen guide for dietary details.